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Using Placeholders in ACF fields
Using Placeholders in ACF fields

LPagery is also compatible with ACF and you can use placeholders there as well.

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Written by Jonas Lindemann
Updated over 2 months ago

LPagery is fully compatible with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), allowing you to use placeholders in ACF fields for dynamic content generation. This makes it easier to automatically populate ACF fields with data from your LPagery source file.


How to Use Placeholders in ACF Fields

  1. Set Up Your ACF Fields:

    • Create or edit an ACF field group in WordPress.

    • Add a text field where you want dynamic content to be inserted.

  2. Insert Placeholders in the ACF Field on your template page:

    • In the ACF text field on your template page, enter the placeholder from your LPagery source file. This works just like placing placeholders in the content of your template page.

    Example:

    • Let's say you have an ACF text field for "Service Description." You can insert a placeholder like this:

      • Field Label: Service Description

      • Placeholder Value: "We offer the best {service} in {city}."

    When LPagery generates the pages, these placeholders will be replaced by the actual values from your source file.


Important Note: Text-Based ACF Fields Only

Currently, LPagery only supports text-based ACF fields.

This includes:

Text fields

Textarea fields

WYSIWYG editor fields

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